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Manual Install of Lotus 7.0.x on Older OS 10.3.x Workaround
Mindwatering Incorporated
Author: Tripp W Black
Created: 12/04/2009 at 01:28 PM
Category:
Email Setup
Lotus Notes
These steps work around the limitation of 7.0.3 and 7.0.4 on a 10.3.8 and a 10.3.9 system:
(No, I wouldn't be asking IBM for support on this... :-) )
Open the
Lotus Notes 7.0.x DMG
file which is a drive image.
Drag
Lotus Notes Installer.pkg
to the desktop.
Right-click the Lotus Notes Installer.pkg.pkg and choose option
Show Package Contents
.
Navigate inside the
Contents --> Resources
folders.
Right-click the Installation Script file,
Installation Check
, and choose
Open With... -> Other...
and choose
Text Edit
from the list of applications.
Here's where it gets a little tricky, we need to comment out the check test section or the one line where we fail out:
In the script, there is a section about 15 lines down that's tests the release version of OS X.
Either
comment out the whole section
or
just the exit 98 line
. Make the line a comment by inserting '
#
' at the beginning of a line of script.
Now
Save & Close
the updated script.
Close the Show Package Contents Resources window.
Double-click
Lotus Notes Installer.pkg
on your
desktop
to launch the installer.
Run through the installation as normal
(you should now no longer get the "Lotus Notes Mac cannot be installed on this computer" error message)
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